Impossible Game VS Pro Exploiter

I even undertook the impossible challenge of charming GOG into getting a big discount on the game! Have fun af.gog.com/redeem/IMPOSSIBLE?as=1694877399

Fun Fact: When Spiff says he’s “exploiting a game into Oblivion,” what he means is not a figure of speech but rather a state in which the game’s exploits have made it functionally indistinguishable from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

Spiff out here just casually duplicating pandas, a feat most zoos have yet to replicate.

Making a game difficult by making the A.I. smart ❌ Making a game difficult by making the A.I. cheat ✅

"This is not going to be a clean fight" - Spiff when he cannot exploit a part of the game

The unit duplication glitch seems like it would be even more powerful if used with the Undead faction, and their devour skill. You could get a lot of attack and defence over and over

Most people might think an impossible game is a really difficult one, but for Spiff, this just means one he can't cheat in

Rain of frogs is actually a hugely useful spell once you get its power up. You just summon it on their backline and they spend the entire fight with frogs not shooting your units.

"Why fight your enemy when you could turn them into profit!" Spoken like a true Brit

"Cheats harder than a Russian child at CS:GO" I'll have you know I spilled tea while laughing at that little line from the intro. While watching the rest of the video, I had to clean my keyboard while playing golf because I had to get the tea off.

"It's too difficult" Spiff: Hold my 10 gallon cup of Yorkshire tea.

Honestly, this game feels like it was made specifically for Spiff. A relatively easy to find exploit that abuses the power of Tea to receive an endless army of Tea Knights. Perfection.

Thanks so much for highlighting this game on your channel Spiff, I had not heard of it before this video and am now thoroughly enjoying playing it in a perfectly balanced manner.

Spiff when he hears theres a tea unit ingame : “Today we’re gonna find out how to make tea the most inexplicably broken thing in the universe”

Everyone: This game is a so hard its impossible Spiff: Finally a worthy oponent

Hello friends! I have been playing this game since before release and since I am a huge HOMM 3 fan I find it amazing. It's a fresh new take on the genre by people that know it well. Here are a couple of tips to win consistently on Impossible+ on most factions and heroes: -Spend the first few days massing up troops and building essential buildings - depending on the faction and build order (its random for each game) and ofcourse your hero's abilities. DO NOT pick a fight until round 3-4 or even 5 unless you feel extremely confident you will only suffer minor losses. You may want to get to tier 3 units or an upgraded tier 1 or 2, or build a mage's guild. Also, a first week build shoud definately be the Infirmary. Maybe before the first battle if you find it too hard. -Plan your battles with great care. First week battles are limited and there is always a very strict order you can follow. There will be 2 easy battles for the wood and ore mines, another for the Pillar (for the secret treasure, which you should hire a second hero to find and transfer to your main most of the time) and maybe a random creep guarding a small treasure. You Dont Have To Fight Every Day. Take on ONLY fights you can win decisively. -In battle you should always have an advantage. Stronger units, a good hero ability, a good spell. See what works for you. If you have none of these things, wait for better units but be warned that this sets you back against the AI. Unless you have a plan to capitalise and catch up it will not work to wait too long, although patience i and defence is key for many situations in this game. -During the first few turns where you are not fighting, use the time to explore and try to find XP chests with your hero. Prioritize skills that give you a combat advantage or free troops. Good examples include Mastery, Legion, Mercurial (its busted always take a beginner), Elementalism, Offence, Bloodlust ect. Learn which skills are good and focus on them with a side of support skills. Restart game if you suffer massive losses first week or just save scum. In general, try Might heroes first ( the top 3 ones on every faction). Magic is weaker/more complex/worse scaling. -Needless to say, learn the different abilities of the various units and the hero skills. This will take time but Its a fun game, enjoy playing it. Start on lower dificulties and work your way up. -By the second week aim to get your economy going. Upgrade your econ buildings, build an army to take on some more difficult battles (like mines) and towards the end tier 4-5 units if u can affort. -Again, if you find yourself losing battles, your build is not strong enough. This is a game where one lost battle means the game most of the time. Restart and try a different build until you find something that works for you. -An early capture of an enemy faction is a great advantage. If you feel strong enough to take them, go for it. Anyway, experiment and dont be afraid to restart if things go south. If you think of a build work on it until it just works. I may update this if it gets upvotes. Cheers.

I like when he says something and then right after says that it's not true, it's really funny and doesn't get repetitive what so ever. Good video 👍

With tea knights becoming immortal with the help of a tea house I feel like this game was made to lure spiff into playing it 😂

This game was designed to be exploited. The developer is in league with Spiffing Brit. The first red flag is the OP tea house, the second is the unit dupe that was deliberately programmed in.

I feel like I want to see The Spiffing Brit and Josh Strife Hayes do a collab of some kind. Even if y'all just play an MMO together and chat like it's a podcast about nothing, I feel like it would be highly entertaining.